Lori Baldanza, FNP-C

She is genuinely interested in the health of her patients. Takes the time to understand, learn about, and teach patients about health-related issue.

No I wouldn't does not care about the health of her patients does not need to be on call very condescending

Any FNP that speaks to her patients in a condescending manner especially in regards to mental illness should not be in practice. She called me 5 hours after a very uncomfortable visit to tell me "She was reading.." If you want your health care Googled she is your provider.This is just my opinion of her.

Lori was always fantastic when I saw her she is friendly knowledgeable and caring. She has recently left the office I used to go to I am hoping she shows up somewhere else as I would change offices. As a person who tends to suffer health anxiety she was a great person to see in those moments

At first Lori was very kind, interested, and helpful in investigating my health problems. I have chronic issues, and in the 3 years that she was my PCP, I came to her only a handful of times with questions about new acute symptoms (e.g. vertigo, suspected thyroid problems, migraines). Over time, she became less willing to talk to me about any symptoms; she acted exasperated, rolled her eyes, and frequently dismissed me off-hand. I am very agreeable and we had a nice relationship, so every time this happened, I got confused and gave her the benefit of the doubt ("maybe she's having a hard time at home," I'd rationalize to myself). But eventually, her behavior worsened. She seemed constantly on the defense. I'd leave her office in tears, wondering why she was so unwilling to engage with me. I don't know what's changed in the last 3 years in her life, but unless you're going to her for something simple and quick, I do not recommend her as a physician.